The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1887-04-22

For fresh vegetables, go to the Sugar
| Bowl
| Persons indebted to the Loretto Mer-
I chaudise Co. are requested to call and settle
their accounts on or before April 3Oth, 1887.
William II. Carr, resident of Altoona,
was struck by an engine near Belwood,
Blair county, on Tuesda-, and died at the
Altoona Hospital on Wednesday, from the
Injuries received.
Barbara, wife of Andrew Westrick
died at her home in Elder township, on
. Tuesday last, aged about 2S years. Her re-
mains were inferred in the cemetery at
{ CaTrOlltOwn on Thursday.
An inmate of the Bellefonte jail named,
Kelly, an umbrella mender, made his escape
B on Wednesday morning. He pushed the
! turnkey aside ana was eff before that indi-
/ vidual recovered from his astonishment
Mary, daughter of Lawrence and Mar
/ gret Schroth, of CaUrnIltown, died at her
! parents residence this Thursday morning
aged 80 years, months and "a days Fun.
eraI on Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
The Tyrone DaiIy Herald is the latest
Journalistic venture, and we hope it may
prove successful ore to Mesers. c. S. w.
Jones & Co, the publishers. 1t presents a
neat and attractive appearance typograph-
lcaily, and is full of interesting current and
local news
Prof. j. s. Foley. who during the past
winter was a subscriber to, and received
the FREEMAN at San Diego, California, has
returned and is assisting Professor Leech
10 conducting his school iD this place.
Within the last ten days two of the
finest monuments to be seen in this neigh
boThood, have been placed in the Catholic
cemetery at this place. One is to the mem
ory of the late Father ChIisty, az d the other
is over the deceased members of the family
OF ex-sherIfT John A Blair Both are finely
prOportioned, aTs models Of artistic skill
and are a credit to the skIIfuI workmanship
Of Mr.. James Wilkinson Of this place. Mr..
Wilkinson is a master mechanic and his
work when compared with others shows for
itself. If you need any work in his line
give him a call.
Fifty students are enrolled in the
Ebensburg Normal School. The reception
for the students, was EOt held on Monday
evening last Oh account OF the bad weather
and the absence of Miss Moote, who did
not arrive and take charge of her classes
until Wednesday The reception will be
held in the hall on Monday evening next
and will consist of readings and recitations
and musical numbers by Miss Condor.
Many more students are enrolled and will
enter the school next week. Two recitatiOns
daily are given in the special branches,
elocution, peumanship and vocal music
The Normal literary society will meet on
Friday evening.
Mr.. j. II. CauffieI who is teaching pen
mauship, drawing and book keeping in The
EbensbuTg Normal School, will organize
special classes il those branches for the
benefit of the young people of the town and
Vicinity who are unable to enter the regular
day classes. The first meeting will be held
in the Hall, on Tuesday evening the % b, at
8 O'Clock. Mr.. CaufieI has been elected
recently as teacher Of penmanship and book.
keeping in Curry Institute and Union
Business College" in Pittsburgh. and will
begin his work there as soon as his present
engagement closes with the Normal This
is rare opportunity for our young people
to avail the mselves of, in obtaining at a very
small cost, Instructions in these most useful
branches, from a specialist.